Please see the post Jhāna, Jhāya, and Jhāyi – Different Meanings
#2: “…Note that jhāya means “to meditate,” jhāyi means “meditator,” and jhāna refers to a specific meditative state. …”
#3 says: “…Translated: “Jhāyī“ means to “meditate.” What are the different types?
Jhayi is the meditator, right? And jhaya means “to meditate“.